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... Land . The leveling of the classes was aided and maintained by the great amounts of land . This enabled the ambitious man to become a property owner at little expense other than his willingness to contribute his physical labor to the ...
... Land . The leveling of the classes was aided and maintained by the great amounts of land . This enabled the ambitious man to become a property owner at little expense other than his willingness to contribute his physical labor to the ...
Page 107
... land . Lenders felt safe in trusting their lands and profits to Japanese holders . The Land Law of 1913. Some of the land corporations ostensibly controlled by American citizens were really in the hands of Japanese . The Japanese ...
... land . Lenders felt safe in trusting their lands and profits to Japanese holders . The Land Law of 1913. Some of the land corporations ostensibly controlled by American citizens were really in the hands of Japanese . The Japanese ...
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... Land Act of 1913 caused the adoption of a more stringent act in 1920 . The new law denied to persons ineligible to citizenship the right to purchase or lease agricultural or horticultural lands . It also forbade the acquisition of such ...
... Land Act of 1913 caused the adoption of a more stringent act in 1920 . The new law denied to persons ineligible to citizenship the right to purchase or lease agricultural or horticultural lands . It also forbade the acquisition of such ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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